Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-07

YOU'VE MEMS WORK" Doubling was
the theme of MrsMason's talk last evening,
and be began his lecture by relating
touching incident of the late war. The
earnestness of the speaker, and pertinent
applications of the scriptures made by him,
kept the attention of the young men in a
marked degree. A goodly number of the
railroad boys' were present, and there
were also men representing other occupa-
tons. There was spirited singing as usual.
Mr.. Mason, at the Bible reading this after
noon at go will show from related scrip
ture readings, What God is to U.s." There
will be no eyangelistic service tonight, ow-
ing to the regular annual meeting, TO be
held at the Y. M. G. a. Hall. Gospel meet
ings will be resumed tomorrow evening.
A MONTHS ARREsTs.-Chief Dillman in
his report of the arrests for the month of
September, Classics them as follows:
Vagrancy, 2; sleeping under sidewalks, 2:
safe-keeping, 80: disturbing the peace, 80;
en- route, II; dodgers, II; battery, IS; drunk,
80; detained witnesses, 3; malicious mis-
chief, 3; suspicion, 40; exhibiting, 7; mis-
demeanor, s; receiving stolen property, /;
on commitment, /; carrying concealed
weapons, 2; common DRINKS, 3; threats
,
wounded, l; visiting opium dens, 7; OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses, l;
sleeping in cars, /; gaming, 2; sick men, 3
assault 10 murder, l; drawing and exhibit
ing deadly weapons, /; robbery, /; assault
with deadly weapon, /; bigamy, l; violat-
ing sidewalk ordinance, ;; adultery, 2.
COUNTY JAIL REpoRr.-Jailer Newbert
makes the following report for the month
of September; Confined during the month,
20, as follows: Assault to murder. 5; as
sault with deadly weapon, 1; burglary, 4;
grand larceny, J; obtaining money under
false pTetenses, /; having and exhibiting
deadly weapon, l; bridge burning, /; petit
larceny, 3; disturbing the peace, II; bat
terry, II; vsgrancy, II; misdemeanor 6;
malicious mischief, l; safe keeping, 2; in
sane, 4; detained witness, l. During the
month the following were discharged for
reasons stated: Expiration of sentence, 20;
by order OF Court, q sent to Insane Asy-
lum, ,; satisfaction of fine, q want of
charge, 2; sent TO State Prison, l; furnish
ing bond, 2; total %, leaving Al persons in
confinement October LIST.
COUNTY AFFAIRs.-The Board of Super
visors yesterday allowed the claim of the
King Iron Bridge Company for 81, 1856 for
repairing the Folsom bridge. John E.
Holl, Justice of the Peace for Franklin
Township, sent in his resignation. l. X
Stephenson was appointed to fill the
vacancy. On motion of Mr.. McMullin,
the sum of 1922 was set aside TO purchase
the right of way for road through the
property of Julia Wright Sculp, Louis f.
Wright and Mrs. Azelia Mott, in District
No. S. The Board spent the remainder OF
the day in examining and passing claims
against the county.
MOUNT DIABLo SAINTED.-An esthetic
Eastern lady going down to San Francisco
on the overland train few mornings since,
asked Sacramentan. who sat in the next
seat in front, what mountain peak that
was of TO the southeast. THAT is Mount
Diablo," was the reply. "Oh, yes" re-
sponded the lady from The Hub" -
have often read about Mount Saint
Diablo," and turning to her lady compan-
ion from Americas Athens, continued
Just look out there-there's the b-e-a-u-ti-
full Mount Saint Disbloi"
AN INTELLIGENT ANIMAL,-A few davs
ago team of large gray horses attached to
brewery wagon were being driven across
the track on l street, when one of them
stopped and began shaking his right fore
leg. The driver got down from the wagon
and upon examining the hoof, saw that q
nail had ran into il about half an inch
The nail was drswn and the horse appeared
all right. Had he gone few steps further
the nail might have been driven farther
into the hoof and rendered the animal use.
less for life.
WHY paw rent when you can buy lot al